KSEB to fast-track hydel projects to address power crisis

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The Kerala State Electricity Board has decided to accelerate the development of multiple hydroelectric projects following criticism regarding recent power shortages.
Four small-scale projects totaling 39.5 megawatts are scheduled for completion by May 2027.
Work will also begin on planning the expansion of the Idukki and Sabarigiri facilities.
These measures aim to increase the state's internal power generation to meet growing energy demands.

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“The KSEB will take steps to commission hydel projects in the development stages as early as possible for increasing the internal power generation capacity of the State and to meet the growing electricity demand”
[1]The Hindu — Kerala1h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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…also decided to speed up the preliminary work on hydel projects that are on the drawing board. Two of the big projects in the planning stage include the extension schemes for the Idukki and Sabarigiri hydel projects. “ The KSEB will take steps to commission hydel projects in the development stages as early as possible for increasing the internal power generation capacity of the State and to meet the growing electricity demand ,” Mr. Joseph’s office said in a statement. Senior engineers of the KSEB tasked with heading the different hydel projects attended the review meeting. Published - September 24, 2026 09:04 pm IST…

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